Spvgg Rommelshausen
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| Surname | Sports Association Rommelshausen eV |
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| Club colors | black yellow |
| Founded | 1908 (weight training club Rommelshausen) |
| Place of foundation | Kernels in the Remstal-Rommelshausen |
| Association headquarters | Friedrichstrasse 2 71394 Kernen in the Remstal |
| Members | 1,950 |
| Departments | 16 |
| Chairman | Herbert Hagenlocher |
| Homepage | spvgg-rommelshausen.de |
The Spvgg Rommelshausen is a sports club from Kernen in the Remstal . The Spvgg has 1950 members, almost half of them (45 percent) are young people (as of June 2016).
The Spvgg has a total of 16 departments.
The Spvgg football teams play their home games in the Saint-Rambert Stadium .
history
The Spvgg emerged in 1934 from the Rommelshausen gymnastics club (founded in 1907) and the Rommelshausen strength sports club (founded in 1908). The Rommelshausen gymnastics club was banned by the National Socialists on June 24, 1933 , as it had social democratic origins. The weight training club was dissolved, but like the gymnastics club, it was incorporated into the Spvgg. First chairman of the new Spvgg was the previous chairman of the strength sports club, Eugen Sommer. Shortly after the merger, the club received a sports field and in 1936 a gym, which, however, burned down in a bomb attack during the night of March 2nd to 3rd, 1944.
Under the guidelines of the American occupation forces , a sports and cultural association (SKV) was founded after the Second World War, to which, in addition to the Spvgg, the music and singing association also belonged. In 1947, the SKV dissolved and the clubs became independent again.
In 1949 the burned down gymnasium was rebuilt and inaugurated with a sporting event on September 3rd and 4th, 1949. In 1949 , one year after its founding, the table tennis club joined the Spvgg. In 1950 the athletics department was established. In 1957 the playing area of the sports field was converted into a hard court .
Construction of the stadium began in 1972. The inauguration of the Saint Rambert Stadium took place in September 1974. The stadium was named after the twin town of Saint-Rambert-d'Albon . Subsequently, new departments such as volleyball, swimming, chess, karate and the Monday leisure group were created. In 1983 the 75th anniversary of the club was celebrated with a parade and other celebrations that lasted three days. In the years 1986 to 2008 the departments cardiac sports , badminton , women's football and bike sports were added. In 2008, the Spvgg celebrated its 100th anniversary. In the period from June 12th to 16th, 2008 the celebration including the parade took place. The highlight was the appearance of the Spider Murphy Gang . In addition, a football match between the men's team of Spvgg and the traditional team of VfB Stuttgart took place in the anniversary year. The women's soccer team played against the Bundesliga team of TSV Crailsheim .
The general meeting on March 13, 2009 was broken off at the point "New elections", as there was no successor to the previous chairman Otto Förstner. On April 24, 2009 Herbert Hagenlocher was elected 1st chairman at an extraordinary general meeting.
Departments
do gymnastics
The gymnastics department currently consists of a little more than 500 members and is therefore one of the 3 largest departments. Since 1980, the gymnastics department regularly participates in national gymnastics festivals in part.
The German gymnastics festivals have also been visited regularly since 1987 .
In 2003 10 gymnasts took part in the World Gymnaestrada in Lisbon , followed by a visit to the World Gymnaestrada in Helsinki with 11 gymnasts in 2015.
Wrestling
The wrestling division began in the district class in 1949 and was unbeaten district champion in 1953 and 1954 . In 1955 he was promoted to the regional league.
The highlight was in 1962 the promotion to the highest class, the league . In the 1st season they were third in the table.
The active team competed in the district league in 2008.
Soccer
Men
The team started in 1936 in the county league C . In 1939, she climbed into the Kreisliga B on.
After the championship in 1954 was followed by the rise in the District League A . In 1959 the team was again champion and thus rose to the 2nd amateur league , from which they were relegated in the same season.
The re-promotion took place in 1962. After several promotions and relegations they played again in the district league B in the 1968/1969 season .
In 1979 one achieved promotion to the state league . 1986 Johann "Buffy" Ettmayer became the team's coach.
In the meantime, the team has been playing in the district league B again since 2008 .
For the 2009/2010 season, the former professional footballer Silvio Meißner was committed, but he did not play a competitive game for the team.
Women
In 2006, the first women's football team was founded, which won the championship in the first season without the lower league and was promoted to the regional league. In addition, she wins the title of indoor district champion.
In 2008 the team got the triple :
- Champion and thus promotion to the women's national league,
- Hall district master,
- District Cup Winner.
In the 2008/2009 season, the team was again indoor district champions. She was champion in the national league and thus rose three times in a row. The women's team has been playing in the association league since the 2009/2010 season . In 2010 she was able to prevail for the fourth time in a row at the 2010 District Hall Championships.
In 2014, the team won the WFV Cup and qualified for the first main round of the DFB Women's Cup in the 2014/2015 season. Spvgg Rommelshausen lost the game against second division club 1. FFC Montabaur on August 24, 2014 with 0: 3.
The second women's team became champions in the district league in the 2011/2012 season and rose to the regional league. In the following season, winning the district cup could be celebrated.
Table tennis
The 1st men's team currently plays in the district class. The table tennis department celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2008 .
chess
The chess department of Spvgg Rommelshausen was founded in 1981 by Kurt Sandberg. The former mayor Paul Käßer was one of the founding members. The greatest sporting success so far was the promotion of the 1st team to the Oberliga Württemberg in the 2006/07 season, in which they played until the 2009/10 season.
athletics
The athletics department was established in 1950. It has undergone a number of changes over time.
After the congregations were merged in 1975, from Rommelshausen and Stetten to Kernen im Remstal, initial discussions began to form a starting community for the athletics departments of TV Stetten and Spvgg Rommelshausen. In 1985 the time had come and the athletics community Kernen (LG Kernen) was founded.
With just over 600 members, the athletics department is one of the largest departments in the sports association.
The athletics department provides athletes at various national and international championships.
Sporting successes
- 1950 German champion in the wrestling of the model team
- 1952 German champion in the wrestling of the roundweight division
- 1964 Eckart Seybold becomes German junior champion in wrestling
- In 1988 Thomas Nuss won a silver medal in the discus throw and a bronze medal in the shot put at the Paralympics in Seoul
- 1994 Wuerttemberg champion in athletics men with German and Wuerttemberg records
- In 2007 the chess team was promoted to the Württemberg Oberliga
- 2014 Wuerttemberg Cup winner in women's football and entry into the DFB-Pokal (women)
Former athletes
- Silvio Meißner (* 1973)
- David Yelldell (* 1981)
- Matthias Morys (* 1987)
- Leon Dajaku (* 2001)
source
- Festive program for the 100th anniversary, publisher Spvgg Rommelshausen, edition: 7500 copies
- Web presence of Spvgg Rommelshausen
- Sports district Rems-Murr